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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
Dishonesty Begins at Home.

The crying sin of the day is dis
honesty. One hears so much of it in
public life; but as we have said be-
fore. there ia too much of it altogeth-
or in private life. And its cause is
to be found in the want of self con-
troll in the indulgence Of tastes and
appetites. Reckless, extravagant
living is at the bottom of it all.-lf
this living had any true foundation
in any hearty desire for any desirable
things, there would be more hope OF
amendment. But when one comes
to see what things i'll gotten gains
are spent upon, the outlook is a sad
one.-Dress, display, amusement,
costly things bought just because they
are costly; wealth won evilly merely
that it may be wasted iooishly; these
are signs Of time which il not n
pleasant thing TO contemplate II a
man loves any one thing, say rare
books. or pictures, or objects OF art OF
any kind, or music, or science, 80
well that for the sake of one thing in
which he would be rich, he is willing
TO be poor in everything else, no mat
ter though his choice he an unwise
one according TO the best standards
Of choice. he will yet have motive
which will help TO keep him upright
But for those who love none Of these
things, but simply desire them be-
cause il il the habit Of the time; be-
cause like pampered children they
must needs cry for whatsoever they
see just out Of their reach, for them
is needed the wholesome self discipline
which shall teach them TO let alone
whatever il not theirs.
And in the beginning of this self.
discipline is the home. Parents
must teach their boys and girls the
great lesson Of doing without what.
ever cannot be litly theirs. There
need be no niggardly restraint, but in
some way the first lesson for child
hood should be that Of earning it5
pleasures. To get whatever IL Graves
az coon as it asks for il, is tho worst
training child can have Church.
man.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
Two Recipes for getting Rich .

Snowman Barnum and General
Butler have given each recipe for
getting rich. Barnum's is to spend less
than you earn. Says he: 1T needs
no prophet to tell us that those who
live fully up to their means, without
any thought OF u reverse in this life,
can never attain independence" To
this he adds good health but princi.
pally integrity. Buffers way is:
Never do mean thing for money.
Be prudent and saving of your mon-
ey. BE careful TO have no interest
accounts running against you, unless
you have an equal or greater interest
account running in your favor. Work
diligently, and marry saving, pru-
dent girl And we would add, Keep
out of an Oil Exchange.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
Only a Skull.

A young lady Of Ell Paso, Texas,
has had the skull of a woman mount.
ed and polished. aud asks her friends
to write autographs on it. One Of
them has written:
Where is the patter?
Where is the clatter?
Where is the gray matter?
The vitalized spark?
Science erratic,
Religion dogmatic,
Are both quite emphatic
And both in the dark.
Another asks:
Empty scabbard, where's thy sword3
And below this another replies:
1t has scared.
An oarsman has written upon it:
have q weakness for sculls.
And cynic declares:
"I'll wager there is more on the
outside of your head than ever there
was in the inside"
Lastly a woman. hater has iDsorib.
ed on it the sentiment:
A chatter box minus the chatter.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18

1t has been estimated that there
arc coo, 900 saleswomen In the U. s.
and 100000 dressmakers,
"A California mechanic has In
vented n stemming machine that
stems five full carloads Of raisins dai.
ly.
Many people think baby Is
born only to swallow nasty medicine
for months, until some thoughtful
friend tells them of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup.
Use Laxador for the distress and
discomfort resulting from indigestion
and be at once relieved This won.
dcrlul remcdyis sold by all dtdggists.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
Secretary OF State.
THE EX ECUTI0N.

Following close upon the tele-
grapic report from Springfield that
Gov Oglesby had decided once for
all the deputies commenced. at 1927
A. NJ, distributing tickets to reporters
who were TO watch the march TO the
gallows.
The greatest hustle and excitement
prevailed in the Office, but Schwab
continued writing uninterrupted; the
others remained equally nonchalent
Notwithstanding the confusion that
marked the beginning Of the end
The representatives Of the press
were conducted TO the north corridor
and seated within n few feet Of the
scalT0ld AT 1885 fully $50 newspi'
per men, local politicians and Others,
among them the twelve jurors who
were TO view the bodies after the exc
cution, bad passed through the dark
under the gallows and began seating
themselves. The ballif said few
words to the journalists, begging
them To make no rush when the drop
fell, but 10 wait decently and ia order
Parsons was given a cup OF coffee Il
few minutes before the march TO the
scaGold was begun.
The rafting Of chairs. tables and
benches continued for several minutes,
but by 1905 there began TO fall Il
hush and conversation among the
crowd sunk almost To whisper
The bare, whitewashed walls made Il
painful contrast with the dark brown
pallows with its four nooscd ropes
dropping ominously near the floor
A CLEAN OF sunshine shooting
through the window at this instant
fell on corner OF the death machine
and in Il slight degree relieved lts
! solnbre hue.
Through the window could be seen
a number Of policemen. armed with
rifles, looking down from the root OF
the Dearborn street wing on the pro-
ceedngs. The chief baiiif began at
lI:l0 calling cut the names OF the
persons summoned AZ jurors aud
bringing them forward TO tho row oi
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
The Lady Retired.

Anent the visit of Chief Justice
Waite to St. Paul some years ago
and stag party which was given for
his benefit by prominent citizen am
reminded of little incident in connec
tion with the party which is very
good in It's way The host whose
wife was in the East. thought it be-
coming to invite, to sit at the end of
the dining-table, O well-known society
lady Of those days, now deceased
She came and did the honors grace
fully, but when she should have re-
tired and left the gentlemen to their
wine she manifested an intention to
stay. The host was perplexed, the
guests annoyed and an awkward
scene was promised, when one of the
gentlemen-a dignified judge in de-
meanor and position furnished the
key TO the situation He saw the
dilemma, cleared his throat and an
nouuced the autidote: Years ago"said
be, IL was waylaid with party of
friends one stormy night in a country
town. Ii was hot, our rooms dis
agreeable and the mosquitoes vexa.
tious At midnight we all arose end
in cur nightshirts went to the bar
room. There we shook dice, match
ed dollars, cut matches and did every.
thing else possible TO pass away the
time. Finally we hit on new
scheme. All of Us stood up against
the bar with our backs to it. The
bartender took the tail Of each mans
shirt and tackled it to the top of the
bar. To each tail there was the same
number Of tacks and each tack in the
same position. The idea then was
for all to pull away, and the man who
go, loose last was to pay for the
drinks. We started My shirt t-''
1t was growing too hot 10 that room
for the lady. She fled without an
adieu-St Paul Giobe.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
Society in the Proud West.

The fire in Colonel Doggerty's
wagon factory, Wednesday evening" F"
says IL Colorado paper, was largely
attended. Among the prominent 30
ciety people present we noted Judge
and Mrs. Witherspoon. Senator and
Mrs Poindexter and daughter, Gov.
ernor Standish and Miss Van Der
Horck. Mrs. Senator PoiEdexter ad-
ministered neat aud deserved re.
buke TO one Of the iiremen early In
the proceedings. Stepping up TO the
hoseman she touched his shoulder
and said sharply: Play IL down. you
redheaded chump get IL down where
the fire is You feIlers ain't expected
70 put out the North star, -Ohlcago
tribune.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18

There are eighteen natural gas
companies at Pittsburg, with 200
wells. 900 miles Of gas pipe, supply.
ing 80 900 consumers in Pittsburg
apd Allegheny, The daily produc'
ton IL coo, 1000, 600 cubi; feet.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
NEW AND NOVEL

attractions. 3 Jolly Clowns. The greatest liT-
ing, walking, breathing talking curiositleS OF
the age Phunny PhellOws-sure 10 sell you
and all the people laugh when they see the bar
gains they offer. Other and greater attractions
greet the delighted eye on every side--the FRO
prietOf and Managers swinging III the living
traDeZe attached 10 the highest plnacle oi sue
cess give such exhibitions Of nerve and daring
in sweeping reductions, gorgeous displays ana
wonderful bargains as 10 call forth the pialdIt5
oI the most prudent ana economical Inc man
agemsnt beg leave 10 announce tbat IN thclf IN
t!riHg zeal IN the search for the rare ana curious.
astonishing results have always followed ana
we Opca for your Inspection collo5-
sal cogpction OI Bright ana new Fan
Styles in Mems Boys and ChildreEs'
Ciotl1Hg, Hats, Caps Underwcar. Shirts,
Collars Cuffs. lies. Hosiery, Handker-
chiefs MufIiers. 6lCves, Miltens, Gmbrel-
las Trunas. Yai3es, Sdtcheis. straps,
Brushes, Combs. JeHelg. Corgcts, Jer-
seys. Stockings with fdli line Oi Notions, &C,
Big bargains AL through the ssio|,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
Monthly Literary Articles.

Thomas Vents orth HlRsins1n and other
critical and literary articles py Maurice Ih09p-
sou, Chailca Dudley Warner. James P1yn. AM
drew Lang, Edmund GCsac. X, u. stOddufd. Alrs
Schuyler van Itcugaelaef, Louise inDgcn CUM
cy, IT, IL. Egyc5en, ana others:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
Poems and Stories.

T.. &. Stcdman. Elizabeth stuart Phclpa I'd
W..rd Everett Hale. Harriet Prescott SpOnOfd,
julia Schaycr, Rose Terry COpke, Edlth ".
Thomas Andrew Lang, john Boyle O'ltelliy and
other; ana
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
The Last OF The Anarchists.
One Kills himself, two are re-
prieved, and four are
Hung.

On Thursday morning of last week,
Louis Lingg, one of the condemned
Anarchists in the Chicago Jail, COM
mitted suicide by exploding small
bomb in his mouth.
A few minutes before 8 o'clock he
put candle loaded with dynamite In
his mouth and calmly lighted it with
a match 1t blew the lower part Of
his face away and mangled him 80
terribly that he had little life left In
bim when his jailers got TO his cell.
His great bodily strength kept him
alive until 3 O'Clock, but he was q
ghastly spectacle to look upon. An
other candle, full of dynamite, was
found in Lingg's cell after he was
taken out. The Jail officials have no
idea how the dynamite was smugg'ed
into the prison They attempt no
explanation, for they have kept the
closest possible watch on the move
ments Of the Anarchists, and especial
ly on Lingg His cell was so stu
ated that at least half dozen depu-
ties were always in full view of it,
and the death watch has been station
ed outside his door ever since last
Sunday, when he was thoroughly
searched.
Thursday evening Governor Ogles-
by's communication committing the
the sentence Of Fielden and Schwab
to Imprisonment for life, was receiv-
ed, az follows:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
50 Dividends During The Year.

Every 1ntclllZen family needs good news
paper IT " ncccaalLy lor parents ANA enid
reii.
s 4Jg1 way 70 make the acquaintance Or THE
laDLrEHDgsr b 20 HcEd ~ cents iOr Trial
mp VI a month.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
a Short Serial Story.
EY L, Z. Roe.
rtuus 40 sIInsOuIutus.

Three months......s0.I5 ono year ....... $40
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Six monLhs........ 10 flYe Year,. ....,,..iOG %
Can any one make n better Investment VI ~
H. y than
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
STATE OF ILLINOIS, }
rs XECrTIVE DEPARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Richard j Oglesby, Governor of H.
linois, TO the Sheriff of Cook coun-
ty, greeting:
WHEREAS, Samuel Fielden and
Michael SchWab were convicted at
the June term A. D. 1886, Of Crimi-
nal Court of Cook county, of the
crime OF murder, and were sentenced
therefor to be hanged, and
Whereas, 1t has been presented by
divers good citizens Of said county
that said Samuel Fielden aud Mich
ael Schwab are fit and proper sub.
lects for executive clemency:
Now, know ye, that |, Richard j.
Oglesby, Governor of Illinois. by au-
thority in me vested by the constitu-
ton of this State, do by these pres
ents commute the sentence OF the
said SAMUEL Fielden and Michael
Schwab to Imprisonment III the peni-
Tertiary for life.
In testimony whereof | hereto set
my hand and cause to be affixed the
great seal OF State.
Done at the city Of Springfield, this
10Th day Of November, in the year
Of our Lord 1887, and Of the indie.
pendence Of the United States the
ole hundred and twelfth,
Il J OGLEsRY, Governor.
HENRY DEMENT,,
Secretary OF State.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18

Bishop Huntington, Bishop Coke, DR.. Theo-
d0rc L. Cuylcr, Dr. WIN. IT, Huntington, Dr.
james Freeman Clarke, Dr. Geo. +. Pcnticost,
nu
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
THE INDEPENDENT.
The Largest, The Ablest, The Best
Religious and Literary Weekly
in The World.

zone OF the ablcst wceklics In existence -
Pan Mali Gazette London. England.
'''fhe most Influential religious organ IN the
States The Spectator London England.
s."Clearly stands In the fore mont az a weekly
religious magazine. sunday School Times
Philadelphia, Pa.
Prominent fcatnrcrOf TaE IsDErEsDEsT dur
ing the coming year VIII be promised
Religious and Theological Arti-
cles.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
II Is To You Individually.


edcrng
rcent he rpaso
and
vlIpayal
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
WHY Will You Not Come g

Nhla
bvrate uf
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18

Song W the Clown
5ien and y0nth and boys and,all,
Snort and Sold. lean and tall,
VINO need a SUIT ii clothes this fan,
We do invite you now 10 call
For We are IGlllng On the bail,
And you are sure 10 make = haul,
Whatever sou purchase, great or small.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28

49, 'f..'N-'-, Yea.
Or; u. A. F':i'.
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elusive peuod ul i'ui |t"''' "sPl"''"
Bus private pension acts Presidents Ga.-
field gud Arthur. from l>-2 To l-s5. ia
sIu-iyr "A psTod OF four years. approved
,.}F pr,,tt,. pension acts waile President
Cleveland from I--6 To- I--7. inclusive a
period of but two years hats approved OF
~; private pension acts. This is - more
,han Presidents Grant aud HAYES approved
IN twelve wears gnd ~ more than tIr~-
.drut- Guuriu aud Arthur approved ]"
Ipur wears.
What else ha, President CI,r,! mt done
tor Union soldiers and their WIDOWS, or
uh..rs AMI Geprut.yut relatives
General pension acts. lie approved the
..t of March 10. l--G. which iucrrl ed t.
So tue r,u-iuu OF 1881 widows, minors
~. dependent relative, ct UGiun soldiers
PIE. approved the act OF August j. lo-",
ah.ch Increased the pension OF iu.o"O c'll-
Piled and manned Union soldiers "l the
Late war from -2f IL $50, l'oW so To 40
1ua i.rm $50 aud $3.50 o. s H. pei mouth.
U,. approved the act of January ~
49, winch La- already placed upuu She
r.u..rr rolls s. loo survivor and widows
al tI.. Mo with Mexico. and THIS number
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28
NOTlCEIO GLASS WORKERS

NJvANTFp-A SMALL HOUSE OR SUIT OF
w room, for light house keeping. Aadrc>,
"l... this uit.". SIN nag rent lN-uu
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W0O,l~lirld Not@S.

N"-"--- y --|---T7 =" y ----------
Wouu-rggLD, O., July lI-H. K West
Irl last Tuesday for Dakota. lie has had
IN, good fortune - secure the appointment
tu auuthyg Indian agency,
Nr John Davenport, ot Wheeling. viii
Mooney and Rev Eimouds, who axe
closed among the hest uud most ardent OF
lslak Waltou's disciples, went fishing last
week aud had th" usual Gshe,mln's luck.
TIE brought home turtle
=. VI. Miller OF the e.. T. X C.. spent
Suuda, with ilipni~ here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28

NEW CUMBERLAND. July 21-Johu
William Charles, vino WORKS at Miners
hrIrkvard. met with q horrible death lass
night He had been ut Toronto IN the at
tsruJan aud had jrunk heavily, Return
ing hoWc ,H an intoxicated condition, he
was struck aud instantly killed 10y the late
freight train Hls remains wrr, scattered
all over the track Tor q distance @! several
Yards
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


4 =
The 4 Albuquerque National Bank
Archibald e. ".I.D aai n'l."i
The object of t-,mr is To oru."r 600 h.'..
Of plaintiff rhu -um ni go. ~ 900 IH...'.. ..
q . ~ hereof lsum lh' IT,, dag ul $50 go.
ami. paid. % slu.,lI llrrui NJ toe 'a.
cIEhi - ',utGm go nu"'i'b nom N"'ri..
I,sp. u al pIi .. aud uU esp lA"u'u. ~ DO. .t.
OF tSclyr Iter I'ui,IU pgr Hluum nom i"r Dr. .
dHF Of september. - until pad, from DO. ...
trudant archibald q. wilson. a. H In"mH. ".
til. uru Ui u. T. TLnmp-"u - CO.. rUmIu... ''
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n WfI-Dua.l jur .1id Archibald g., Wilson. .ai
Ia subj. - lIr property AMI estate Of "a" % H
ArrhituI. e wilson 10 TN ~lstr To ih' pay M i.
pf the ,,lIi del { ~Ilh interest and - and ALL
IA ftruy,T on Do halt ~ 10" platinum ia" as'
amount ilh interest on several lur"e.- Thereof
NJ the rates AMI iIpm lar,lu'' H.1..a.d tom 60.
Tuu" II Wilson, GGuI'r'l at.I' OF ih' ','t.' ..
John r. Wilson, dr"'s-ri Hud Z" -u".r' 700.
p-u;'Dy and r.ttrr ui ih' -.ui '"UNH' il. ~"
,nH ahmiUI.trAtriN ~ aipr'.H4a ID iA" ItgM' .
Oi IA" saif debt sc it'll .ul'u.-t uUi costs. 40. ..
npI-ar ug from au AFFIDAVIT filed IH tN' '1..-
that ihg Icicu ants. VI :. thompson. W ....a.'
h. + Wilson. Alh % T. WIl.... AEru.had & ".
,uu COfuur II Nlispu. a,iHIuIsirtir4N o.. t'.".
said. and uay II Nil-pu ar" non i'...'' J." .
The state 81 N,Sl Virginia, a'ti ih' F.a.l'.. ."'
iug, Al KuIrs h,: for u, -sri CONT Hit o." q.
Mnudayoi Wl,. ~. h'r'ian Hm"h."' '... d. 49, a.,
rnr.,. Il /, nr'rr,-i that 90" -uid i"''...t.'. '
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Il wilson Archibald 4 wilson '.I.". IL "
.iII admiulstTutTIN ~ 1'pr -sIi #i. !..'. .'
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date OF the hrst publication 60. '.H. ...... ..'
what l. necessary tu protect l.'.. .',..
that they plead L. ~ tu.s'. -.... .... ...
Il is further ordered that The "'... j'...''
aud posted as Required hg 'a#
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,pur. al lb' CuHr Hons. 90 .... goo
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IL THE CIEcUIrWURT OF oHIoCoCNr",
| West Vii. iuiH.
Marion ~h..gg~ and others


Marion ~i..yg- and others
Y. In thGuCcry.
Il 'r dr1Z. -a- vrs.i q hers
g.eU. is iu have stated the aC
d .II-, II "a =. .- Yer us executor of the
81 o. \, D . 50 and AS trustee under
.E, .r w % ..NE " -iycraud wife on The
rr'-O Jr @. ! s.Tl, rs trustee under the
" .r> g. b, D ~ VI. NhrIvCr and "a have
rCsiHt,d. . .d ,u .ra.. a AMI iHIsiiirt, the ar.
count stated Dy lrr ,r.u Hampdru Z. >hrvcr n
execution and U-..c bore Al Commissioner Oi
the Conn. Govt OF Olau county West Virginia,
i'm the vCs. l-.r ami now olTeCori in the Clerk =
office Of md County Court. ana to have the said
Hampdru i -urIv,r removed fr1m his position
as uNrrgiu. and trustee NJ HiuT, said DI ia the al
tentative % have bond with security required Of
him a. such executor. and 20 have such DEGREES
against him aud with reference iO the estate OF
the said William :" ShrIyrr. deceased. a. may,
upon such preceding, appear 90 %" proper And
it apuuaUn. 'rnH I" affidavit filed IN the cause
that james ur,,. a.H William shriy,r, two ut
The drfruIanI. Iuuri DO th" Ili, are non resi-
dentS0. the State ul West Virginia il j. ordered
that the fa1d Iamr> -hrivuT and William -hriver
do appear within 'ua month after the firsl pub.
LEGATION of lhi, order aud cu what is necessary "a
project their Interests II lis further ordered that
I'm, order Doe published HuI Pusl,d a- required by
law.
Wines. john ". Mitchell C,raa Of satI Court.
Al the Cont huu-rul said COUNTY. this oh day OF
JuIy. Is. tl-WIt. July Ru'c> l.s1
joins " MITCHEi /, Clerk.
pulTi,l. a the first tim" .luv =. ~.
hrc.l JOHN " MITCHELL, Clerk.
HENEY VI. RI. g. B., collection iur Plaintiffs
jy1oaWt
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LNOR SALE.

Property on the National PIkraud near Dose.
at Valley Grove, Ohio county. " Va. meas.
four acres Ol finest land. on which !, BW.. ..
AMI stables. Also some growing FnlU.
sell for Two Thousand Dullur>, which ., I,.,.r.,.
the building cost
JAMES J.. HAWIEY.
JylS No lihl Main str
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FOR SALE.
Stock in Stove COMPANY

The JunEiH BELL STOVE CoWPhNY a...
completed its organization under lhr ,u.ir..
laws ui this state, wishes Ia dispose. ui "a I.-..
amount uI the authorized CAPITA. stock A...
CatlTn may be- made NJ the Office ut the conn.
or Ia ISAAC IRWIN n son. WhrrIiug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28

NNTANTED-Wc dy,.Tr rr establish 70 .....
w agency in Wheeling or Ng.h'N '''..'
the sale pf = staple arii,l. 81 npIiA ''.'... ..
ClIr,. Il permanent. payIug uu-.gr> l"E i-...'
lar address TREESWI,H MAaJFA'TJhi'n
10 Nesey s., y. !.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-28

Ma. g.E..A-u .a> lost her pet ca
nary Ur,y IgTI ard it is blamed on the
N.w Work NH. office cat
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H'oR SALE.
THE OLD ATHENEIM CORNER

Corner OF Sixteenth and Market streets Tom,
SO OD cash. Apply 10 /. z McNEICH. d.. g.,
r Third St. 81 Paul, MINI. or uddrr,.
MRS THUS WALTON
jy5eradq Colorado springs. loinr.I.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.
KEDFORD CO., VIRGINIA

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The ?.d Annual Session Opens sept. IL, 1888;
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